If your strategy benefits from holding up mana and shuffling specific cards from your graveyard away, this could be your card
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Decks with lots of cheap cantrips and card draw are perfect homes for Rite of the Dragoncaller, since you wont risking running low on resources
Conclusion : If a card in standard is truly great, it will not lower significantly in price when it rotates out of a format
Additionally, if a creature cast with Evoke somehow changes controllers before the sacrifice trigger resolves, the creature will still be sacrificed
While Ive been impressed by cards that are good at grinding, like those discussed above, Ive still felt like most of the time this is a very aggressive format that really rewards proactive decks, and I havent found counterspells to be a way that Id want to position myself
